RedEyes 1.7.7 Build 1391

RedEyes 1.7.7 Build 1391 comes as a simple yet effective tool which helps you monitor performance and availability of hosts connected to the LAN or Internet (workstations, servers, routers, etc.) with an IP address, as well as services running on these devices.

It works with TCP and alert administrators in case of failure of these devices or services. Efficiency of the device is verified using the protocols TCP, UDP, HTTP and ICMP. Efficiency of services performed by the implementation of the connection attempt to TCP port on which to run services (eg web-server, mail server, proxy - a server, etc.).

RedEyes Host Monitor will be useful primarily for the technical support staff who have a tendency to ignore the incidence of critical hosts/services in the network, as well as for network/system administrators.

Major Features:

1. In order to save RAM and CPU simplified application interface
2. Added to the list of active network interfaces, containing their MAC address and incoming / outgoing traffic through these interfaces
3. Completely redesigned scanning hosts, produces the fastest speed of the program
4. Fixed for previous versions of the program
5. Refined the controls in the main window
6. Improved windows add to the list of hosts for monitoring
7. Added ability to view the travel time packets in case of a successful host response
8. Write custom host description or get domain name as default description (this feature avaliable in hosp propertries window)
9. Added helper utilities for the hosts, such as: fast port scanner, the standard view the contents of the remote host operating system, viewing through a web browser, trace route, telnet, ftp client (invoked via the context menu, host)
10. Internal fast port scanner in work
11. Added a fully functional window of the program settings
12. Extend the types of notifications of refusal

Requirements:

• OS: Microsoft Windows 2000/XP/2003/2008/Vista/7
• CPU: Intel Pentium 4 or highter
• RAM: 512Mb
• HDD: 2 Mb free hard disk space
• Other: Internet connection or TCP/IP enabled LAN